This is to make sure you don't accidentally lose all your changes if you accidentally click export or press cmd + E. When exporting files from the ISO, any files that already exist are not replaced.

It doesn't affect the game files or ISO in anyway. Save reference data simply creates text files documenting details about the game such as pokemon stats and NPC trainer teams. I'll get around to making a proper explanation for everything one day Yup, the heart gauge value determines how quickly a pokemon's heart gauge falls. When I play the game I'll see if everything is changed or just the beginning.Įdit6: I send you a PM because this is making me lose my mind. I suppose the reason for this is that the memory card contains data about the trainers and stuff like that. I sent you a Private Message.Įdit5: After starting a new game instead of loading an existing one, it seems that the changes are there, so I didn't send you anything. I didn't know what that does because the XD tool doesn't have that.Įdit4: It looks that the iso is changed but when I play it, everything is like vanilla Colosseum. I suppose that I have to click on Save Reference Data to save the changes and then Quick Build.

I think I'll wait for an updated version of the tools or try again when I'm in the mood.Įdit3: Nevermind again, I figured out that I could get my changes back when taking back the folders I deleted from Trash. I suppose that if I put Tyranitar's value at 30, it will be purified as fast as Flaffy, for example.Įdit2: It seems that nothing I made was exported and that I lost all the work. I have one question, what does the 'Heart gauge' means in the trainer editor? I want to make purifying a bit faster, does that have something to do with that?Įdit: Nevermind, I'm pretty sure I figured it out.

I'll look into making that less complicated in future After you change the values in a text box you have to press enter for it to register the change.

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